User manual FISHMAN ELLIPSE AURA

[. . . ] Phase · Push the Phase switch in and out until you find the position that sounds most pleasing. If feedback occurs, change the position of the switch. Anti-Feedback · Start with the Volume off. [. . . ] You'll attain a more microphone-like sound by favoring the Image. Note that it is often practical to blend in a higher percentage of the pickup in live situations, especially when you desire a more focused amplified tone. Phase Use the Phase switch to improve bass response at low volume and suppress feedback at high volume. Push the Phase switch in and out and leave it in the position most pleasing to your ear. If feedback occurs, push the switch again. Volume For the cleanest noise-free sound, set the volume as high as possible without causing your amp or mixer to distort. 4 5 6 Controls (continued) 4. Anti-Feedback The Ellipse Aura is equipped with an automatic search-and-destroy notch filter. To engage the feature, turn the Volume down and move the Anti-Feedback switch left (On position). Hold the Measure button for a few seconds. Turn up the Volume, then either dampen the strings while tapping the body or play the troublesome note until feedback begins. The filter will latch onto the feedback, eliminate it after a few seconds and hold the setting in memory until you push the Measure button again. If you plan to record with the Ellipse Aura, we recommend you turn off the Anti-Feedback to fill out the natural low-end response of the guitar. Image Switch Select one of the four Images you've uploaded from the Aura Gallery (see page 3). Note that to experience the benefits of Aura, you must first upload Images into the preamp. Voicing Switch This switch selects how the pickup is voiced. Move the Voicing Switch to the left for bass boost and to the right for a flat response. Choose the setting that works for your instrument and your performance requirements. · The boosted bass voicing (switch to left) compliments solo guitarists and singers who accompany themselves, especially with smaller instruments. [. . . ] High Volume (bands, loud stage sound) When you play with a band, your goal is to fit into the mix and cut through without feedback when it's time to cut loose. Even when used sparingly, Images add undeniable realism to your amplified acoustic tone. · Set Phase switch for best resistance to feedback. [. . . ]